I appreciate that! That was my intention thanks for sharing Phil

Glad you enjoyed it Have a Great Week !

Glad it helped and thanks for the feedback Best wishes on your new tractor purchase 👍

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it Have a great weekend

Thanks for watching That’s really bad news on the well 🙁 Sorry to hear that and hope you get it resolved Good luck and I really enjoy your Videos! Keep them going

Wow hate to hear about your bad luck! Just curious what elevation are you at, or what region are you located? I'm in north Fl/ south GA, and I've had a well at 23' and mine now which I thought was deep is at 150' because I'm on top of a hill. For us "deep wells" or artesian free flowing wells are usually in the 300'-500' range!

Thanks for watching Let me know if you have any questions Good luck

Thanks for watching and the kind comment!

Wow thanks for your recommendations Sounds like you know what your doing ! I’m saving up for the grapple for sure ! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for watching and your kind feedback Good luck in your upcoming tractor adventures Have fun and be safe ! Phil PFON

Sounds like a great set up ! Thanks for sharing 👍 I need to update the video since I have added additional attachments Have a great weekend

I’m Jealous!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 👍

Sounds like you have done your research. All great choices and wish you luck in your future tractoring! Please share your experiences with your new purchase Be SAFE ! And Enjoy

Thanks for watching and sharing I agree the grapple is soon on my horizon 🤞🏻

Awesome! Thank you! Yes my needs have evolved even since this video!

Yes they are I need a D Ring ! It would definitely get used !

Thanks for watching I really like the Carry All

Thanks for watching Have fun and be safe with your L2501 Sounds like you have great selection of attachments Quick hitch is great Grapple is still on my want list but so far forks have given me what I need Grapple would be great for brush and controlling some of those bigger logs Share your opinions and observations as you find helpful Phil PFON

Thanks for the tip 👍

Thanks for watching and sharing I think if I did a top 5 implements to make money with your tractor Stump grinder would be in it !

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Glad it helped and good luck in your future tractor adventures!

Glad it helped and good luck with your Job Interview 👍

Glad it helped Thanks for watching and I will continue to share what I learn as well Have a great day !

Glad to help Good luck on your future tractor adventures!

Thanks for watching and sharing Have a blessed new year!

Thanks for watching and sharing

Sounds Awesome 👍

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Backhoe would be nice Maybe in our future plans Thanks for watching and the Recommendation Phil PFON

@@PetersonFarmsofNashvillePFON it’s great for holding logs when you buck’em up for firewood, I even used it to lift my new landscape rake implement out of trailer. Cheers

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching And thanks for the kind words! Phil PFON

Thanks for watching and commenting I did not realize that I will have to try that out

Absolutely You can do so much with it ! Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching Yes we love it here Phil PFON

Glad you liked it

Thanks Just grows like you see it Thanks for watching

Welcome to the Channel! Thanks for watching and please share what you decide to purchase Enjoy and Tractor On !

Yes you are right Figured that out by accident You are the 1st to mention that Thanks for watching and for sharing Might need to update in a video Great observation Phil PFON

Thanks for watching! Phil PFON

Sounds Great Thank you for watching!

Glad it was helpful!

Great for heavy duty rocks and brush and such I would also look at the Flail Mowers Seem like they may be the best of both worlds as far as heavy duty and cleaner cuts ? Thanks for watching and good luck

Would love to have a grapple for sure

Thanks for watching

Thanks for the suggestion Will check it out 👍

Tractors are great Thanks for watching and sharing!

I agree, I regret not going with the 3901 , But you dont know what you dont know. Thanks for sharing Phil PFON

@@PetersonFarmsofNashvillePFON Just traded in for the MX 5400 today! Back Hoe and implements on order.

Cole - I'm pretty excited, I had used old Ford 3000 getting tired working on ( still have probably restore for 2nd tractor ) but I snagged myself Kioti Dk5520 shuttle it'll be here in few days.

@@shanemallow5930 I sold the MX last month and bought a TYM 1104 to run some row crops this year.

@Cole I was going buy TYM but closest dealer was out of state. 6-7hrs away.

Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching. I mounted the tool box using the existing fastener nuts that the Kubota box was mounted to Drilled holes thru the bottom of the craftsman tool box and added some 1/2” washers to help make it stable. Does the Job but could use a extra bracket to make it more stable. Have a great evening

Yep that wood be a great tool for ya I’m sure

I really like those Kiotis Sounds like you have a great set up for your needs 👍 Have fun and be safe !

@Peterson Farms of Nashville much appreciated!

I’m excited for ya ! You won’t regret it and I hear the Flail Mowers are great! I’m jealous about the Grapple but someday I will get one Please share when you get yours Thanks for watching Have a great Thanksgiving!

Thanks for the advice!

@@PetersonFarmsofNashvillePFON just trying to help. I plow with a tractor and box blade here and it works way better than the plow on my pickup. Last yr was a bit difficult tho got 12' of snow and 2" of rain in a week. Best to y'all. Hermit Out

Thanks for watching watching and sharing Will check out DIY my Way Sounds like we have similar ideas I use a IBC tote with my carry all And working on making a tool crib with one Phil PFON

Not at that time If your referring to the artillian brand ? They were not as popular then and did not have the attachments available they do now But I would today I have several KZfaq friends that have them and speak highly about the versatility and quality Thanks for watching and commenting Have a great thanksgiving

@@PetersonFarmsofNashvillePFON Thanks for the reply and happy Thanksgiving :-)

Would love a back hoe but can’t justify the cost vs use in my situation I still want a grapple I would consider a stump bucket I purchased a grader blade for snow and it worked excellent and paid for itself in just a few snows ! Thanks for watching Phi

Brandon, stay away from a post hole auger. The rear 3pt, has no down pressure so it only works by gravity. If you have any hard pan it does nothing but spin.. I ended up getting rid of mine because it was worthless. I get better results using a harbor freight handheld auger. I think it’s called the predator and it works way better than my big tractor post hole auger ever did.

Thanks for watching and sharing your comments Jd has thier quick attach system Not sure if it’s retrofittable ? But it is a great feature

Thanks for watching 😁

I like your Motto !

Thanks for stopping by Welcome!

Yes the Flail mower looks like a great implement Everything is so much more $$$ Even used equipment! Hope you find one 👍

Yes I agree

Thanks for watching and sharing! I love both my Tiller and Box blade My tiller works well in getting Garden Jobs but the Box blade more than doubles your opportunities to get Jobs like drive ways Yard grading and seeding Along with breaking up those tough hard plots using the box cutters so the tiller can do it’s job Price wise it all depends on time and going rate You have to feel the local market out but here some advice from expiernce If Jobs are close enough to drive tractor then I can reduce price by almost 50% If I have to trailer equipment then I charge a hour to load and unload plus travel time Don’t cut yourself short there because it’s a lot of work and fuel ain’t cheap anymore But usually I go and check new jobs out and quote a price after I see what it is Trailer $100.00 Hourly $ 75-100 depending if it’s a existing or new ground for a garden Make sure your insurance covers you and your Tractor off property Hope that helps Sounds like maybe another video opportunity 😁 Good luck and Tractor On !

@@PetersonFarmsofNashvillePFON thank you very much for the info. I also just picked up an auger today. Looking forward to trying that out soon. Great job on the videos, I've watched a few of them. Thank you again.

Yes your right But I had som IBC totes They are lighter than wood and cost less also So I thought I would give it a try Works great for my needs so far Thanks for watching and sharing Phil PFON

Valid Point !

Get a better tractor

I do not know My L3301 does not have an midmount

Yes they will ! Thanks for watching

Yes 👍

Sounds like a great selection for sure !

Thanks for watching Tote was about 1/2 full About 100 gallons Tractor will lift about 1200lbs

I’m learning tractors and just got a 2013 L4600. I’m looking at implements this week and thinking about pallet forks for the loader and the 3 point hitch. Also, a flail mower with diamond knives. A rear blade and grapple would also be awesome!! I understand that the tractors can lift more on the 3 point hitch than the front loader. I am curious about that! Oh and I already have a loader and bucket. Thanks for the video!!

A implement with a lower and upper Jaw that can clamp down to hold brush or a log Thanks for watching Phil PFON

Almost did the same but my Kubota dealer walked me thru what I really needed I still would have gone with a 40 HP Knowing what I know now but I have been very pleased with my current tractor 👍

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Your right !

Would love to have one 👍

Thanks for the feedback!

Grapple A tool attached to your front loader in lieu of a bucket which has a clamshell like motion that is best suited for grabbing a pile of brush or logs with your front loader on the tractor Requires a 3rd function or diverter valve in order to operate it from your loader stick. Thanks for watching Phil PFON

Thanks for watching and sharing! Have a great weekend! Phil PFON

You can get sleeves at TSC. Not sure where you live but easy to get here. The Kubota dealer gave me all the sleeves for the implements I bought at the time and through in some extras. No issues here with the QH15!

Downside of a skid steer is you can’t see behind and can’t use three-point hitch attachments. But for bucket and pallet work they rule.

Thanks for watching Have a great week! Phil

Thanks for the kind words I’m always learning as well and always listening to others and thier opinions Sounds like you have made a great tractor choice ! Good luck but most of all be safe 1st ! Let me know how it works out for you 👍 Phil PFON

Dealership and service are just as important. Things are going to happen, your going to need filters and parts and whatnot so aslong as you find a good dealer that's half the battle. Few years back my dad got a John Deere 1023e and there was a $1500 difference between the two Deere dealerships within 1hr from each other. Quick attach bucket is important too, some models have pinned on bucket, quick attach is a must.